Respite in Denton murder trial ends Monday
Mrs Louise Peete awaits restart of her case in Superior Judge Willis court at 10 am Monday after a two day respite. She expressed faith in a higher power and a calm demeanor while jurors and prosecutors advance toward verdict. Prosecutors showed a blood stained kitchen floor at Denton's palatial home during the earlier testimony.
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Charles F. Hughes
International News Service
Los Angeles
Cal
Louise Peete
Jacob C. Denton
Willis
Woolwine
Aggeler
Denton
Dance Hearing On Next Tuesday At School Board Meet
School board members will meet as a committee of the whole Tuesday evening January 25 to hear the committee from the Ministerial Association led by Rev. E. A. Crooks Rev. C. G. Farr and Rev. S. E. Irvine on dancing in the high school. Rumor says students and parents will attend in protest.
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Ministerial Association
E. A. Crooks
C. G. Farr
S. E. Irvine
Man Fined for Driving Across Sidewalk
George Watson faced the Mayor after driving across a sidewalk this morning. He was fined $10.00 and costs for violating a city ordinance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Watson
Weather and showers forecast for the day
Anomalous warmth continues with higher temperatures at noon and light April showers. The write up notes warmer conditions and a brief shower as the day progresses.
Rockefeller Jr Gives Million For European Relief
John D Rockefeller Jr donated one million dollars to Herbert Hoover's European relief drive for starving children. The gift was announced at a Bible class dinner where Rockefeller received a standing ovation, and he mused about not having to paddle his own canoe, contrasting his father's independence with his own path.
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Childrens’ Cause
New York
Herbert Hoover
Europe
John BP. Rockefeller, Jr
Rockefeller
Crowder Progress in Cuba Under Wilson Aid
General Crowder, Wilson's special representative, reports progress in untangling Cuba's political and financial affairs. Elections expected mid February to settle disputes, with Crowder staying in Havana to study finances, harbor congestion, and other Cuban issues, assisted by President Menocal.
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Harry L. Rogers
International News Service
Washington
Cuba
Enoch Crowder
Wilson
State Department
Crowder
Menocal
Hiy
General Crowder
Havana
Menoca
Supreme Court
Harding's Golf Dominates Thoughts on Eve of Inauguration
St Augustine Florida January 22 Warren G Harding focuses on golf as his main distraction. He speaks to his golf ball and unpacks a Christmas ball from Alex Moore of Pittsburgh promising it a ride to the first tee. His desk is cleared of Marion era correspondence as he seeks sun and familiar clubs after a flurry of handshakes.
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Jack Royle
International News Service
ST. Augustine
Fla
Warren G Harding
Alex Moore
Pittsburgh
Marion
Lawrece Transferred to Local Offices from Youngstown
PF. Lawrence moves from the Youngstown offices of the Pennsylvania-Ohio Electric company to the local offices. Mr. Lawreece will be connected with the Treasury department in this city.
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PF. Lawrence
Youngstown
Pennsylvania-Ohio Electric Company
Lawreece
Treasury Department
Aliens Without Passports May Face Deportation
The state department discusses deporting aliens in the United States who lack passports. Acting Secretary Davis says no policy is set yet though the surrender order for Donald O Callaghan to a foreign port has raised the issue. Harry Boland, secretary to Eamonn De Valera, is also believed to have entered without a passport and is under review.
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International News Service
Washington
State Department
United States
Davis
Donald O'Callaghan
Pnasa
Harry Boland
Eamonn de Valera
Mount Vernon mail thefts solved probe reveals
Four Mount Vernon residents, led by Guy Kyrie a former Free Methodist pastor, face police and postal inspectors over a 212000 theft on January 14. $27000 in securities still missing. vast loot recovered. Kyle confessed to masterminding the plan, with tips triggering the investigation. Kyrie resigned from the church amid pursuit.
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Mount Varpon
Guy Kyrie
Kyle
Over
Loren Williamson
Free Methodist Church
Mount Vernon
Keyport
Iowa
Middle West
Submarine K-65 Sinks with Entire Crew Lost
London reports the submarine K-65 was lost last Thursday in the Ingish channel and the admiralty states Lieutenant Commander John Gaines confirmed the entire crew perished in the incident.
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International News Service
London
Ingish Channel
Admiralty
John Gaines
Quarantine cases released by city health department
The city health department released cases including Charles Huseh man of 8038 Emerson Avenue with mumps and William Offutt of 414 Elizabeth Street with scarlet fever. The latter home was also fumigated.
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City Health Department
Charles Husehman
Emerson Avenue
Wiliam Offutt
Elizabeth Stret
Root Opposes Congressional Action on Disarmament
Elihu Root, former secretary of state, opposes congressional action on disarmament at this time. In a letter to House Naval Affairs Chairman Thomas Butler, Root urges questions on disarmament be left to President-Elect Harding.
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Washington
Elihu Root
Congress
Thomas 8. Butler
House Naval Affairs Committee
Root
Harding
President Wisen May Deliberate On Armenian Mediation
Washington officials speculate on President Wisen's note on Armenian mediation expected to be released today or tomorrow. The message, sent to League of Nations President Paul Hymans, could provoke a confrontation as observers track the crisis.
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International News Service
Washington
Washington Today
Wisen
State Department
Proba Tly
Tomor
Paul Hymans
League of Nations
Woman who fasted 48 days in danger of lifelong invalidism
Mrs. Said Harrington, who fasted 48 days to coerce her husband into church involvement, remains seriously ill in Danville. Dr. Gerety reports prolonged abstinence has seriously undermined her health and she may never fully recover. She is described as in almost constant swoon.
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Danville
Said Harrington
Gerety
Harrington
Union Telephone Service Discontinued This Morning
Union Telephone Company service here appears ended with no indications of restart this morning. The outage affects local users and utilities survey notes no definite restoration time given.
Renewal Ministers Boost Citizens Week Movement
Union Telephone service in New Castle ended and a decline in company lines is noted. Citizens Week aims to educate on health and local betterment with ministers and speakers including Dr William Charlies White and Dr Harry Burne. Events at the YMCA next Wednesday to Friday feature health issues and public instruction.
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Union Telephone Company
New Castle
Citisen
Wevek
Siong Health
Meee Ie
Ymoc. A
Oe State
Wiliam Charlies White
evn @ tive board
National Tabercassoets League
L. M Pray
Public Charities Assoctation Pennsylvania
E E Bach
Americanteation Bureau
State of Pennsylvania
J A Jeffers
Alice Parker
Pittsburgh
Harry Burne
Albert Sidney Rowland
Teachers Bureau State Department of Public Instruction
W. & Chambers
University of Pittsburgh
Mairhead
W L. Staen
Seed Distribution Reduced by Senate Department Plan
Wort received yesterday by the Board of Trade from Warren P. F. Martin shows the department will send 150 packages of free seeds for distribution this season. This amount is smaller than last year’s allotment.
Wayne Township Eyes Centralized School System Plan
Wayne Township weighing a move to centralize its school system with a state survey to assess feasibility. Supt Ball and local officials anticipate a survey across about a dozen schools to judge the plan and potential bond financing. Harmony Street Car line cited as possible central route. most buildings are dilapidated and costly repairs debated. If approved, financing likely via bond issue with similar moves in Mahoning and North Beaver townships.
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Schoote
C F. Ball
State Educational Department
Weer
Wayne Township
Ball
Cioectors
Etrent Carr
Iikely
Mahoning Township
Beaver Township
Eagles to stage minstrel show in New Castle
The Fraternal Order of Eagles plans a minstrel show at the South Jefferson Street home in a few weeks. Walter Donley directs the entertainment and is securing mer bene of the enat Hned up, promising one of the best amateur productions in town.
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New Castle
Health Report: Katie Daniela Diagnosed with Measles
Katie Daniela of 36 South Beaver Street was reported to the health department today as having measles.
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Katie Daniela
South
Beaver Street
Health Department
County Line Street Girl Contracts Smallpox
Daisy Hurshey, aged one, of 441 1-2 County Line Street, was reported to the city health department at noon today as having smallpox. The home was quarantined and precautions were taken to prevent spread, the first of several east side cases reported in recent weeks.
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Daisy Hurshey
County Line Street
Waa
Foreign attachment to collect a bill tops docket
John Elliott and Jobe F. Wad dington trading as Elliott and Waddington are pursued by Altom neve Clark at White Sled for a bill of 615 12. Miss Regina Huntington of Mundfield Ohio, a former city resident, is spending the weekend visiting friends here.
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John Elliot
Jobe FF
Waddington
Eliott & Waddington
Alttomneva Clark
White
Euttamalnet Arronburg & McDonald
Regina Huntington
Middlefield
Death Record for Margaret J Hayes and Others
Fragmentary death notice lists individuals including Margaret J Hayes in New Wilmington and Richard Bing Clarke in Pittsburgh. Mentions streets such as Bast Street and South Jefferson, with ages noted for Clarke as 2 years and other names like George Clinefelter and Dr Wo Patterson. Details are incomplete but indicate a local obituary notice.
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Mive
Margaret J. Hayes
New Wilmington
George Clinefelter
Bast Street
Husan Skidmore
John McMian
Richard Bing Clarke
Pittsburgh
Stephanie Passarella
Ste South
Jefferson Street
Wo. Patterson
Measure Now For His Actor Measure Now For His Actor EXPECT PRESIDENT TO VETO MEASURE
The Kahn bill to cut the army to 175 008 men passed the House and Senate without a roll call. A Senate version was approved last week but faster action was sought via the House resolution. The measure goes to the President who is expected to veto it.
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Washi Coton
Kahn
House
Senate
False Alarm From Break In System Reported Last Night
An alarm thought to be from a broken system at Park avenue district prompted a response from emergency crews. No fire was found after investigation, and officials noted repairs are ongoing to fix the malfunctioning equipment.
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Merceretree -Ligen
Avenue
Port Huron Man Named New Store Manager
Port Huron resident J Asorkester has assumed duties as manager at a local Woolworth store. He replaces L N Mebiberg who was transferred to Henrydon West Virginia. Manchester and earlier Port Hares names are noted in the career move.
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Port Huron
J Asorkester
Port Haren
Mice
Woolworth
Marchester
L. N
Henrierdon
Manchester
Port Hares
Viet
Et Bellaire
Swanshots At News ley. Clara Morgan seeks to become first samen chaplan
Fragmented item notes Clara Morgan of Peery N seeking to become the first sam en chaplain in the U S House of Representatives. The piece also references Montreal Canada army meals policy and a Detroit vote to aid the unemployed, with scattered reports of violence and injuries in nearby towns.
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Golt
MT. Vernon
Tor
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International News Services
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Citizens Week
Sion
Bae Do
Shan Ager
C Hughes
Asion
Ly Educational
Tifteen
Miteee Ie
Astiention
Gea Chyer
Mariac
International News
Hertoce Washington
Calle
Shipping Board
Charine Pies
The
Emergence Fleet Corporation
Walsh
Pier
Martin Gillen
Boarmt
America
US Shipping Board Et
County Line
U. S. Army
Roll Call House
Montreal
Canada
Ted Beets
Salaes
Detroit
Charles
Ceanse
Protecs Ris
Martin Ruse
Butler
Tlimten
Amd
David
David H. Roth
Bradford
Geewalt Nohwarts
B&b
New Hrighton
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